Blackburn magistrates heard James McGrady responded by saying it was because he was homeless. McGrady, 36, of The Salvation Army Hostel, Heaton Street, pleaded guilty to four charges of vehicle interference, the first of them on Christmas Day, and four charges of theft from motor vehicles. He was remanded on bail for the preparation of a pre-sentence report. Paul Sumner, prosecuting, said all the offences were committed between Christmas Day and New Year's Eve and many of them were caught on CCTV some of it motion activated. Footage showed McGrady trying car door handles and, if they ...